"Success is not measured by what you accomplish, but by the opposition you have encountered, and the courage with which you have maintained the struggle against overwhelming odds."
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Dwayne Parker | Reporter
November 29, 2010

READING, Pa. -- A man is hoping the public will help him pay to amputate his pit bull's leg.William Singleton of Reading said his seven-month old pit bull, "Baby Girl," was shot in the leg while trying to scare away two armed bandits."I was in shock," said Singleton. "I didn't know what was going on."The attempted robbery occurred in the 200 block of Jameson Place in Reading around 7:30 Friday night.While a guest was leaving, Singleton said the two men rushed into his home.While tussling with one of the robbers in the entrance hallway, the other robber entered his home and encountered "Baby Girl."Singleton said he then heard a shot."Like 'pow,' one shot, and that was it," said Singleton. "They running out the door."Singleton said "Baby Girl," despite being hit in the leg with a bullet, still continued to chase the criminals.The dog suffered a shattered elbow. Veterinarians said her leg needs to be amputated."The last two nights she's been up most of the night crying," said Vicky Hoffman of the Wyomissing Animal Hospital.Hoffman said "Baby Girl" is on heavy doses of painkillers to ease the pain, but her leg needs to be amputated quickly.Singleton said he has a message for the bandits."Stop dropping out of school, thinking the streets is all that," said Singleton. "The streets ain't all that. In the streets, you going to end up in the grave."

If you'd like to help "Baby Girl," donations can be sent to:
Wyomissing Animal Hospital
c/o Baby Girl's Surgery
35 Commerce Drive
Wyomissing, PA 19610


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